Sometimes there is no happily ever after. ‘The Pillowman’ by Martin McDonagh (famed for movies such as ‘In Bruges’, ‘Three billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri’ and ‘The banshees of Inisherin’) deals with a writer being interrogated by the police. He can’t think of a single reason why they brought him in, only, that when they took him, they took his stories as well. But it’s not a crime to write a story, is it? Even if those stories have disturbing twists where children come to harm...